Navin Thai Restaurant

My go to place since it’s not as crowded as eating in Chhinatown. The curry noodle with chicken hits the spot every time.

Ok, was your normal thai thought the service was friendly but I was just expecting a little more infusion and creativity. But I was most disappointed that my favorite dish padseeew tasted very plain and bland

The food was real good. Portions were a little on the small side. I ordered for pick up and it was ready when I got there. Excellent service.

While staying in a hotel nearby I ordered a Tom Kha Goong soup for delivery. When the driver arrived he called from downstairs, and complained about having to come up over the phone. He forgot to add napkins or a spoon to the bag, when I mentioned this he said «So what, I don’t care.» Very unprofessional.
In what universe, would you not pack a spoon when sending soup to a hotel room? I can’t report on how the soup was, because I now have to go to a store to buy a spoon. But I am guessing it will be cold and gross by the time I return.

Decent food with nice service. My go to takeout place.

Its on my walk between my office and my parking garage, so I thought I’d pop in to try it one night after work. The place was pretty quiet but they seem to derive a fair amount of delivery business and a few walk ins during the weeknight dinner shift. I’d probably recommend the delivery over sitting in. Delivery would be perfect for one of those nights you want to sit around in your pjs, watch sports or Korean dramas, and feel like a bum while eating greasy takeout. The food was kind of what I expected. Cheap, and alright. Dining in rather than takeout was a little depressing. I had the Pad Thai and a Thai iced tea. It was a cold dark night and there I was alone in a Thai takeout joint. I think the only person who didn’t want to be there more than me was this young waiter who was sitting three tables down from me in this empty restaurant.

Just alright… I came here because I have been meaning to try it, as its close to my home. However, I always get turned off because there is always NO ONE in this restaurant when I walk by. Thats not a good sign right? Well, I don’t judge a book by its cover. I went on a Friday night with my boyfriend around 7:30pm-8pm… supposedly a popular time to eat… However, when we arrived, there was just a single other table occupied. I ordered a tom yum noodle soup and my boyfriend ordered a beef noodle soup. To be honest, it tasted fine, nothing special but nothing too bad! I actually preferred my boyfriend’s beef noodle soup more.
Everything seemed ok but after I went home, a few hours later, my stomach started to hurt. I am not saying this place gave me this pain but I am not sure why I didn’t feel great after eating here. I am willing to give this place another chance in a few months. However, food wise, it just tasted ok but not spectacular or 4 star worthy to me.

We tried the Shrimp summer rolls for appetizer. Spicy eggplant dish and a yellow curry dish with meat. They were all very delicious

So sad! Their service has gone downhill and they only take credit cards with a $ 15 dollar minimum. This makes me upset because this was never the case. Why must you do this? Going to Tuk Tuk from now on.

We happened upon Navin Thai on our way back to our hotel room. The menu looked amazing, and as we caught them before the dinner hour, they were fairly quiet.
We ordered two menu items, one with seafood, and one with pork. They were fresh, the meats were juicy and delicious, and the sauces were soooo flavorful!
It was a great value as well for the portion sizes. I would definitely recommend stopping in if you’re in the neighborhood.

I haven’t eaten their food. The reason is because I ordered through
and the order never came. I called them over an hour after placing the order and they told me they don’t deliver on Sundays. They told me someone from the restaurant contacted
and it was the website’s responsibility to contact me. That never happened. I called
and was told no one ever contacted them and if they did not deliver they should not be on the site at all.

I only had one dish and it was edible so I can’t give it less than 2 stars.
Postmates delivered a green curry lunch special to me today. The flavor was good. The brown rice was good. BUT they used zucchini in the green curry and the inside broke down into little slimy bits so it had the same texture and consistency of boogers. Imagine trying to stomach each bite. I tried to just eat the chicken and bell peppers but there were only two tiny pieces of bell pepper and the gooey bits were in the curry so I had to sift through out with my fork. Not happy.

The food was really tasty, and they delivered it in less than 30 minutes after my order. Even the «very spicy» food was balanced despite the heat. Pretty decent prices as well.

Food was decent and super quick delivery. The wait time quoted was way longer than it actually took, so that was nice.
I had the Roti with Green Curry and Chicken Red Curry with rice. The roti was super tasty but a little greasy. I would probably order that again though. The red curry was just ok for me. It was nice and spicy as requested, but it wasn’t anything special.
I would order delivery again but maybe try a different dish or two.

The chicken pad Thai her is awesome! They delivered to the marina in about 45 minutes. The food was fresh, light but still very filling! Would definitely order again.

Many of my admirers know I don’t dine Thai food. But I had an infrequent craving for the Asian cuisine. But this Thai place is one of the cozier one in Chinatown. The only catch is that you need to tolerate the roar and the ringing bells of the historic Cable Car.
On my only visit for dinner, I was very hungry and ordered three dishes: Spicy Chicken Wings, Beef in a spicy yellow curry with a hefty bowl of brown rice. For $ 5.95, I get five spicy wings. The wings were spiced cooked very well. For $ 8.95, the tender beef and vegetables mixed well with the thick yellow curry sauce. I also liked the brown rice offering for $ 2.50.
I also added an ice-​cold bottle of Singha for $ 4.00. Beer and spicy food goes well together, folks!
The service was good. The waitress was friendly and attentive whenever Joe Cool needs something.
My Visa was accepted.
A solid Thai place in Chinatown!

Very average Thai place, but at least the service was quick. I’ve had a couple of take out meals here, since it’s super close to gf’s place in Chinatown. I have to say that the food is over-​flavored with spices, rather than letting the flavor of the ingredients come out.
After a couple of visits, I’m just not that impressed. There must be better places nearby.

Kind of split between 3 and 4 stars but I’ll give it the 4 because…
Asked the waitress which was better: Pork cutlet or pork chop. She suggested that the pork chop was her favorite. Alright, grilled pork chop it was. Upon receiving my take-​out… I looked at the bag… what is this… TINY BOX?! seriously I paid $ 5.99 for a small flat box… However, upon eating, the pork chop and the tamarind sauce was really good. The grill on the pork chop was nice. Pork was not overcooked. The pork was actually the size of the box so that’s good.
Food taste great. Price is deceiving because it looks cheap and affordable but the portion size was small (I can only speak for lunch special). However, if you don’t care and just want good food, here’s your place!
FYI:Really small place. A little stuffy in there as well.

Pad Thai — waste of money. Very little vegetable and noodle was undercooked.
Curry — ordered beef curry and there were four beef pieces. IT was more lik potato soup.

Location is off the beaten path, but it was worth it.
Given all the Thai I’ve had in my life. Their Tom Ka Gai was an 8 on the 10 scale, and their Pad Thai was a 9 possibly even a 9.5. It was excellent
I would go here again and would recommend.